New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23
AMATERIAL ADVANCE IN STOCKS.

FEWER BONDS OFFERED THE GOVERNMENT THAN
WAS EXPECTED-FEARs OF MONETARY DIS
TURBANCE ALLAYED.
The new policy the Treasury Department in regard
to the purchase OF bonds for the sinking fund
caused a material advance In the prices OF
stocks yesterday. Fears OF monetary disturbance
which have been generally regarded as ground
less, were allayed by the Treasury action. 1t
was considered matter OF small Importance whether
large OF bonds presented to the treasury
large dealer in bonds remarked:
The moral effect Of III" new policy Is very great athoIg
tho requiremens Of the snsing funa may NOT 10 n
are limited SHOULD fancy that the power T., Nigh, .a
bonds VIII be oaere In other words the
dence after regard to the money market
bank officer who has had something to do with Gov
ernment bonds, said:
make these prices Oilers Of los for per bonds
were "Wednesday and on the same day tho Treas:
would be s a. GT on as SGns in the
morning liberal policy for great Ss wVua sna
have s Sssp pe 70 s Sss
acceptable AZ an earlier hopr 20 on .c ,s no
Wall Street was inclined to think that the greater part
of the fourteen millions would be offered at once and
there was no little disappointment felt. as the hours
transaction was made a. the ueIreasury dne osnn a
Der cents aud by special order from Washington the
bonds accepted aud paid for After the close OF Of
been made at other but the total amount
OF bonds taken under the new plan was not known
| A NORTUwEs TERN VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
ST. PAU, Sept - Especial. a.-Inervlews with St. Paul
and Minneapolis bankers show that the strngency In the
money market does not exist here Within the last week
or ten days large shipments OF currency have been made
to the West and Northwest from Eastern money centres
for the purpose OF moving the crops At the present
time shipments of -four and wheat from St Paul and
Minneapolis somewhat than usual and the de-
currency 10 into the country Is such that fu
rates are demanded the banks here and there may DO
little closer scrutiny OF the paper offered; but legt
mate borrowers generally get all the money they want
The banks here have money out on call loans So OF
they keep little closer TO the WIND tnan n
balances as they always this time OF the year Ow-
ing 10 the that great deal OF the wheat ln the
ow and for this reason Interior banks forced TO call
In ali their money move the crop Ihis state OF lhngs
gins market. the tide Will turn and money VIII
LETTERS FOR AND AGAINST THE ANARohisIS
sPRIsGFlELD, Sept 22.-Governor Oglesoy's CORE
spondence Is largely composed OF anarchist COM
munications not wholly In behalf OF the prisoners
copies OF New-YorE newspapers editorial commend
ing the decision OF the supreme Court Appeals ior
cemency have been received for several days.
Captain Black OF Chicago, who has taken such an ac
tive interest tho defence OF the Chicago Anarchists
arrived in city last evening on the fast train nom
chicago He has come New ork 10 confer with Cen
er Roger A. Pryor TO the possibility OF getting the
case OF the before the United States supreme
Court At the Grand Central station to meet him were
coorgo sehllling vino preceded Captain Black few
aavs s. E. Shevltch and number OF sympahizers with
the condemned men. Captain Black went immediately to
he non Square Hotel where he will remain during his
s,ax in this city This morning he Will consult. win
Pryor together they will go over the records
OF the trial and It depends upon General rryors Sdgmene
es 10 making am attempt carry this case 70 washington
apt after lis decision Captain Black refuses 70 discuss
tn n,ers Of his case, not wishing, undoubtedly 70 eA
orcss an opinion before General Pryor does While he Is
expression their appreciation OF his enorts IN oens
80 ,rao consultation and examination VIII
begin AZ General pryors onice in wallst. today.